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December 13, 2002


Oak Bluffs Police Chief Resigns Post for State Job

Lured back to the city he left four and a half years ago, Oak Bluffs police chief Joseph C. Carter yesterday submitted his resignation to selectmen and announced he is headed to Boston next month to take over as chief of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) police department.

Officials Find Jail Violates State Codes

The Massachusetts Department of Corrections and the state Department of Public Health assigned the Dukes County House of Corrections poor marks for substandard safety and health provisions for inmates.

Early Retirement Program Attracts 26 County Officials

Early Retirement Program Attracts 26 County Officials

By JULIA WELLS

A highway superintendent, an executive secretary, a librarian and a jail administrator are among a long list of Vineyarders who will take early retirement this year under a program made possible by an act of the state legislature.

Approved…

Post Office Studies Move for Expansion in Vineyard Haven

Post Office Studies Move for Expansion in Vineyard Haven

By JONATHAN BURKE

The Vineyard Haven post office is contemplating renovations to its Five Corners location and would like to relocate temporarily to the Tisbury park-and-ride lot.

Architect James Carlson told town selectmen on Dec. 10 that the Island’s primary…

MVC Votes No on Gas Station

MVC Votes No on Gas Station

Martha’s Vineyard Commission Rejects Plan for New Station on State Road Corridor, Eight Votes to Three

By JULIA WELLS Gazette Senior Writer

After a discussion that went well beyond the subject of gasoline prices on the Vineyard, the Martha’s Vineyard Commission voted 8-3…


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